At Team V-Invent, we believe that every designer and creator deserves essential protection for their intellectual property before showcasing their work to the world. Whether you're launching a product, presenting a concept to investors, or collaborating with manufacturers, securing your design is crucial to prevent unauthorized copying or imitation.
Why Design Patent Protection Matters ??
Creators often face risks when sharing their designs without proper safeguards. A design patent application serves as a critical step in protecting your work, ensuring that your unique shape, configuration, or surface decoration remains legally protected. Beyond safeguarding aesthetics, a design patent also establishes legal ownership, giving designers confidence to present and commercialize their creations.
Benefits of a Design Patent
- Prevents unauthorized replication – Secures your design against imitation or knock-offs.
- Establishes priority rights – Grants exclusive ownership to the original creator.
- Enhances market value – Boosts brand recognition and product desirability.
- Provides long-term protection – Typically lasts 15 years without maintenance fees.
- Signals exclusivity – Allows businesses to market their product as patent-protected, attracting investors and customers.
Safeguarding Your Design
Once a design patent is granted, inventors can legally prevent competitors from using their unique visual elements. This protection strengthens market positioning, enabling businesses to confidently market and commercialize their designs while maintaining exclusivity.
At Team V-Invent, we advocate for proper intellectual property protection before sharing any innovative design. Securing a patent is not just about protection—it’s about ensuring long-term commercial success for designers and entrepreneurs.
Ready to safeguard your design? Contact us today to learn more about design patent applications and intellectual property rights.
Design Patent
Once all the information is shared with Team V-Invent, a draft application and POA are shared to the Patentee/s within 7-10 days.
After the patentee/s confirm the draft application and sign the POA, Provisional Patent Application usually takes about 5-7 days including corrections of draft (if any).